Re: Arginine Make Anyone Else Hungry As Hell?

joni said:

Chris said:

How about it? I know it stimulates insulin. Makes me want
to eat the doors off the cupboard, even just 500mg.

Why would a non-essential amino acid 'stimulate insulin'?
Nothing mentioned about this phenomenon here: http://tinyurl.com/czd9s

Nor will you find mention of it when you watch Sesame Street, joni.
However, it you search abstracts in Medline or PubMed, you will find
many, many references to l-arginine, as a precursor of nitric oxide,
increasing insulin release.

Sometimes, Googling pop fitness sites just isn't good enough.

--

JMW
http://www.rustyiron.net

joni said:

JMW said:

Nor will you find mention of it when you watch Sesame Street, joni.
However, it you search abstracts in Medline or PubMed, you will find
many, many references to l-arginine, as a precursor of nitric oxide,
increasing insulin release.

Actually I didnt find 'many many' articles on this topic at your
intellectually snobby website ...

"Intellectually snobby website"? Take another looksee at that URL you
cited. See all those little references thingies at the bottom, with
the funny names and big words you don't understand? Wanna guess where
those came from, princess?
--

JMW
http://www.rustyiron.net

JMW said:

"Intellectually snobby website"? Take another looksee at that
URL you cited. See all those little references thingies
at the bottom, with the funny names and big words you don't
understand? Wanna guess where those came from, princess?

Yes, references or footnotes to substantiate the info given in an
article is usually a sign of a quality website which doesnt have to
bore you with studies that more than half the population cant
understand or be bothered reading unless you're the nerdy pocket
protector type. The intellectual snobbism in this newsgroup is
profound.

Btw, thats 'Queen' to you, as I am probably older than you and own more
of the kingdom than you do.

joanne

"joni" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

David Cohen said:

So, you wanted me to repeat John's correct information?
You need to have the potential connection between insulin
increase and appetite explained to you? Does repetition
convince you? It wouldn't appear so.

John didnt say anything 'correct' as in answering the OP's queston, he
was was responding to my post. Dont be so damn snotty. Maybe repetion
will enhance your reading skills: 'Does the Lysine or Ornithine that
is sometimes combined with Arginine counter this? Is there something?'
Quick before he eats the cupboards, show me where this was answered by
either you or John.

Quoted message said:

Your being wrong on so many different topics so many times has
been repeated to you over and over, and, still, you seem to take
pride in such ignorance. Ignorance is not a character flaw, and
can be eliminated by education. Pride in ignorance is one of the
worst personality traits imaginable.

You should know because you are truely ignorant on so many different
levels.
You deem me 'wrong' on every post I make, trolling after me in every
attempt to belittle me, like as if you are mr know-it-all. Whatever. Do
what you have to do to increase your testosterone, you'll still have
the smallest pecker in this newsgroup.

Quoted message said:

joanne

Be it <<joni>>, joni, or joanne, you are a psychiatrist's wet dream.

David

joni said:

Dont be so damn snotty.

((((joni))))

Good morning, Your Majesty. <g> Not sure the snottiness will abate, but
I'm happy to offer a hug as a possible counter to some of the trolling
you perceive.

re excess hunger associated with Arginine

Quoted message said:

Maybe repetion will enhance your reading
skills: 'Does the Lysine or Ornithine
that is sometimes combined with Arginine
counter this? Is there something?'
Quick before he eats the cupboards

Joanne, I don't have any PhD handy to back up my anecdotal ramblings,
but while working for GNC, I tried Arginine and Ornithine
supplementation with gusto courtesy of my employee discount. I didn't
notice any increased or crazy hunger, but that's probably because I was
already force-feeding in an attempt to gain weight.

Oh, this just arrived from Sesame Street:

http://www.herbalremedies.com/ar50100cap.html <g>

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

In article <[email hidden]>,

joni said:

JMW said:

"Intellectually snobby website"? Take another looksee at that
URL you cited. See all those little references thingies
at the bottom, with the funny names and big words you don't
understand? Wanna guess where those came from, princess?

Yes, references or footnotes to substantiate the info given in an
article is usually a sign of a quality website

Incorrect.

Quoted message said:

which doesnt have to
bore you with studies that more than half the population cant
understand or be bothered reading unless you're the nerdy pocket
protector type. The intellectual snobbism in this newsgroup is
profound.

Yes, we actually attempt to stick to reality. Shocking I know. People
like you are why MLM companies exist at all.

Quoted message said:

Btw, thats 'Queen' to you, as I am probably older than you and own more
of the kingdom than you do.

joanne

--
Will Brink @ http://www.brinkzone.com/

In article <[email hidden]>,

David Cohen said:

Ignorance is not a character flaw, and can be eliminated by education.

"Ignorance is Curable; Idiocy is Chronic" ­ Rob De Witt

--
Will Brink @ http://www.brinkzone.com/

JMW said:

Being older than me is pretty old. It must be discouraging
for you to be both old AND stupid.

Reading Dilbert has taught me never to argue with an idiot(you)
because, as he says "they drag you down to their level and beat you
with experience." So ruston rustoff John ...
Btw you look great in your webpage pics for a 40+ male ...
Older women rule, just as my boyfriend who is 17yrs younger than me ;-)

joanne

"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

I have had to try to convince my daughter, on many occasions, that it is
ok to say "I don't know". That she doesn't have to make [censored] up, just to
sound smart.

Teen age daughter, eh?

What did you do to deserve this?

"Lee Michaels" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

I have had to try to convince my daughter, on many occasions, that it is
ok to say "I don't know". That she doesn't have to make [censored] up, just to
sound smart.

Teen age daughter, eh?

What did you do to deserve this?

Oy! You don't know the half of it. Every time the nursing supervisor calls
me and starts to say "they have a [13-18] year old for you in Trauma
Resuscitation..." I immediately think, "what goddamm stupid thing did this
teenager do now?", and I am rarely surprised 🙁

The current stupid teenage fad around here is car-surfing...standing on a
moving vehicle. I think they must have seen all the coverage of the Terry
Schiavo debacle, and thought, "gee, that looks like a fun way to exist".

David

On 8 May 2005 10:52:47 -0700, "joanne" <[email hidden]> wrote in
misc.fitness.weights:

Quoted message said:

JMW said:

Being older than me is pretty old. It must be discouraging
for you to be both old AND stupid.

Reading Dilbert has taught me never to argue with an idiot(you)
because, as he says "they drag you down to their level and beat you
with experience." So ruston rustoff John ...
Btw you look great in your webpage pics for a 40+ male ...
Older women rule, just as my boyfriend who is 17yrs younger than me ;-)

No they don't.